Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-01-21
SIDEW4LK PR1TTLE.

never lend.
Commissioners proceedings will be
published next week.
The new postal cards are not as
handsome as the old ones.
Rev. j. w. Rigby, of Lewiston, held
quarterly meeting in the grange hall
last Sunday.
p. f.. Sherwin turned up again last
Friday after a proracted visit to Lew
iston on court duty.
Young men who runin debt aud fail
to meet their creditors, should hang
their heads in shame.
| e. Overman returned from a trip to
Lapwai and Kamiah Monday, and says
all is quiet on the reserve.
The estray horse advertised last week
belonged to a. F. Nurss, who has been
hunting him since last August.
Subscribers failing to get their paper
from the post-office are requested to
notify us so that missing copies can be
made good.
Wise old Solomon said "there is a
time to dance" but the time don't
seem to happen around this way very
frequently.
Parties desiring dental work done will
find j. II. McCallie at his office in the
drug store every day between the hours
OF 8 A. NJ. and 4P.M.
]. II. McCalle received handsome
new dental chair last week, and now
it is pleasure to have your aching
molars pulled in its luxurious seat.
The supreme court of the territory
is in session at Boise city. with nine
teen cases on the docket, principally
mining cases from the Ceur d'Alene.
The Chataqna circle met at the resi-
dence of w. A. Hall on Tuesday last,
and organised with twenty-seven mem
bers under the name Mountain Gem"
An observer says that some girls
noses are cold and some are warm.
How some of these wise observers find
out so much is mystery which only
the girls can explain.
This climate furnishes queer weather.
Sometimes there is a difference of 45o
variation registered by the thermo-
meter in the course of twelve hours;
last Monday for instance.
We have for sale at very low prices a
number of choice business and residence
lots in the rapidly growing town of
Grangeville, and will sell them either
for cash or on long time, as desired.
For "the latest" in ladies hats, flowe RS
feathers and millinery in general, call
and inspect the stock just received by
Mrs. J. II. Wilson, who possesses excel
lent taste pertaining to ladies costumes
The fee for recording deeds has been
reduced in the new code to twenty
cents per folio. After June l, recording
common warranty deed will cost
about two dollars, instead of three
uOildict do INV.
"Mack DEAR" said the gentle girl
tendery pushing him from her as the
moonlight flooded the bay window
where they were standing, II think you
had better try some other hair dye !;
your mustache tastes like turpentine."
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morrison, of
Lewiston. are in town, the guests of
Geo. and Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr.. Nor
rison is gathering up the horses he
owns with DR.. Blbby, and they expect
to ship two or three carloads early
in NJ rch.
IL. G. Brown, of Mt. Idaho, offers for
sale at the original cost price, a large lot
of g Ctlifornia and Oregon made clothing
consisting OF mems, gents boys and
children's clothing. The entire stock
was selected carefully with especial
reference to the wants of this commu-
nifty, and will positively be sold at
original cost price for cash.
We often receive anonymous squibs
rejecting on individuals, and We are
often asked to publish items rejecting
upon the motives or character of citi-
zens. Every publisher has more or less
of this to contend with, but so far as we
are concerned, we have set our foot
resolutely against such publications
The retailing of scandals, the venting o.
spite against individuals because of rea
or fancied injury, never did any news
paper or its editor any good. "Malice
toward none and charity for all" is ar
ancient motto, but it is good enough tC
last our time.
DENTIsTRY.-J. III. McCallie desires tt